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Tango! Raga! Habanera!

October 28, 2014

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Flautist Jane Rutter presents a fiery showcase of Latin American works and an Indian Raga in Tango! Raga! Habanera! the final concert of the popular Live at Lunch concert series on The Concourse in Chatswood.

Accompanied by harpist Owen Torr, classical guitarist Guiseppe Zangari and accordion virtuoso Marcello Maio – from famed gypsy fusion band, Monsieur Camembert, these spectacular musicians will perform classical flamenco-inspired habaneras, as well as a selection of evocative works by Astor Piazzolla, Ravi Shankar and Colin Brumby.

Jane Rutter is a virtuosic disciple of French flute masters Jean-Pierre Rampal and Alain Marion, a concert soloist, and recording artist. Performing across classical, multi-media and cabaret style concerts, Jane is renowned for her on-stage warmth and technical skill.

After the concert, audience members can join Jane for a special lunch onstage in The Concourse Concert Hall. To register, visit The Concourse Box Office or theconcourse.com.au

Tickets: Adults $28; Concession/Child $25

Bookings theconcourse.com.au or phone 1300 795 012

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